Find Gunnison County Booking Photos

Gunnison County jail mugshots are not displayed on the public roster reviewed for the county detention center. People trying to find Gunnison County booking photos should start with the official roster for custody status, then use the county public-records process if a booking photograph is needed. Colorado law treats booking photos as criminal justice records with request limits and commercial-use restrictions. State prison, federal, and immigration systems follow different photo and locator rules.

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Gunnison County Jail Mugshots

The official Gunnison County roster PDF inspected for the sheriff's jail does not show booking photos. The Detention Services page links to the Inmate Daily Roster PDF, but no official sheriff mugshot gallery, recent-booking photo feed, or daily booking-photo report was found in the county source sweep. Sheriff Adam Murdie's office runs the county custody channel. That is the central limit for Gunnison County jail mugshots: the public roster confirms custody, charges, court rows, bond type, and status, but it is not a photo gallery.

A missing image on the roster does not prove that no booking photo exists. It means the online roster is not the publication channel. The sheriff's office may maintain booking records as criminal justice records, and requests for records not posted online should go through Gunnison County's public-records process. The custodian may review, deny, redact, or release records based on Colorado law and the facts of the request.


Find Gunnison County Booking Photos

Start with custody status before asking for a photograph. If the person is not listed on the current roster, they may have been released, moved to another authority, transferred to CDOC, or never booked into the county jail. If the person appears on the roster and a booking photo is still needed, use the records request channel rather than unofficial image sites.

  1. Open the official Gunnison County Detention Services roster link.
  2. Use the PDF viewer's find tool for the person's name or inmate number.
  3. Confirm the roster print date and read all rows under the same name.
  4. Note the arrest date, charge text, court, and inmate number for the request.
  5. Submit a public-records request and select Sheriff's Office as the likely custodian.
  6. Complete the sheriff-records affirmation required by the county form.

For custody details without a photo, the jail phone line remains the fastest fallback. Detention staff can be reached at (970) 641-1108, and the sheriff's main line is 970-641-1113.

No official Gunnison County Sheriff mobile app was found, and no app-only mugshot or recent-booking photo feature was documented. Treat the PDF roster, jail phone line, in-person sheriff counter, and public-records request process as the official access chain.


Gunnison County Photo Field

The roster field inventory is useful because it shows what the county publishes in place of mugshots. The public PDF gives name, custody, court, charge, and bond data, but not the image or physical profile fields that many users expect. It also does not provide a click-through page where a hidden photo might be viewed.

FieldWhat It Shows
Booking PhotoNot shown on the inspected Gunnison County public roster.
NameLast, first, and middle name or NMN.
Inmate No.Local jail identifier displayed in the PDF.
Arrest DateDate tied to the booking or matter.
Court and Court DateListed court plus hearing date and time when scheduled.
ChargePlain-language charge or warrant text.
Bond and DispositionBond amount, bond type, total bond, and status such as pretrial, sentenced, or hold.
DemographicsHeight, weight, race, sex, age, date of birth, and address are not shown.

Gunnison County Mugshot Law

Colorado treats booking photographs through the criminal justice records framework. The Gunnison County public records form specifically cites the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act and requires a statement for Sheriff's Office records. The form says criminal justice records must be denied unless the requester signs an affirmation that the records will not be used for direct solicitation of business for pecuniary gain. It also warns against obtaining a booking photo for a publication or website that demands a fee or other exchange for removal.

Key Statutes:

C.R.S. § 24-72-301 et seq. - Colorado's criminal justice records framework covers many sheriff, jail, and booking records.

C.R.S. § 24-72-305.5 - Gunnison County's form uses this pecuniary-gain statement for Sheriff's Office criminal justice record requests.

C.R.S. § 24-72-309 - The county form references this penalty section for violations of the required affirmation.


Gunnison County Roster Photo Limits

The county did not publish an online mugshot retention rule because no official roster-photo publication was found. The current roster itself is a point-in-time PDF, and no official "released inmates stay listed X hours or days" rule appeared in the inspected sources. For older booking material or a booking photo not posted online, the practical route is a records request that names the person, date, and requested record.

What is and isn't public: The public roster shows custody, charge, court, bond, and status fields, but not booking photos. Juvenile records, sealed records, protected court orders, and confidential material are not public simply because an arrest occurred.


Request Gunnison County Booking Photos

Use the online public-records request form or the fillable county request form. Select Sheriff's Office as the county department or office where records may be maintained. Give the name, arrest or booking date, inmate number if known, and a clear description such as "booking photograph" or "booking record with photograph."

The county form requires phone number, email, a document description, department selection, and an electronic signature when the sheriff-records affirmation applies. The county public-records process also allows email, fax, mail, or in-person submission through the County Attorney route. Available records must normally be made available within three working days unless an allowed extension applies. Standard copies are listed at $0.25 per page, with staff time charged after the first free hour under county policy.

The offline route is useful when a requester needs to attach a signed form, ask about a large record, or avoid a web-form error. Gunnison County lists records@gunnisoncounty.org for records requests, fax at (970) 641-7696, mail to 200 E. Virginia Avenue, Gunnison, CO 81230, Attention County Attorney, and in-person delivery to the Office of the Gunnison County Attorney. A local sheriff records check is separate and must be obtained in person at the Sheriff's Office. Court files are also separate; the county routes those to Gunnison Combined Courts.

Gunnison County's online records request form is the relevant screenshot for booking-photo requests when no public mugshot appears on the roster.

Gunnison County jail mugshots records request form for booking photos

The form screenshot matters because it shows the route for Sheriff's Office records, including the description field and affirmation path that booking-photo requests may require.


Gunnison County Mugshot Removal

No official Gunnison County mugshot gallery was found, so there is no county-published photo-removal workflow to describe for a local public gallery. Colorado's official county form focuses instead on the misuse of booking photographs for pay-to-remove publication schemes. Do not rely on private sites as the source of a public record. If the underlying case is dismissed, sealed, or otherwise restricted, the record-clearing path runs through the court and the proper records custodians.

For the court side of a case, sealing or expungement issues belong with the court record and criminal-history process, not a jail roster alone. The related court pathway is covered by court records after a Gunnison County jail arrest.

Juvenile arrest records have separate access limits under Colorado law, and sealed records should not be treated as open just because a person once appeared in a custody system. If a booking-photo request is denied or narrowed, the reason should come from the records custodian, not from the current roster. A roster is only the first public clue that a booking happened.


State and Federal Booking Photos

State and federal systems are different from Gunnison County jail mugshots. The CDOC Offender Search is the route for sentenced Colorado state-prison inmates after intake and classification. The research found no active CDOC prison physically in Gunnison County, and sentenced people may be assigned anywhere in the state system based on classification and bed or program needs.

The BOP inmate locator searches federal inmates from 1982 to present, but it is not a public mugshot gallery. U.S. Marshals pretrial custody has no public locator like BOP. ICE ODLS is a custody locator for immigration detainees and should not be treated as a booking-photo source. For current county custody details without photos, use the Gunnison County roster and the Gunnison County inmate records process.

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